Comments by "Charles Brightman" (@charlesbrightman4237) on "Trump’s Post-Presidential Criminal Nightmare Begins Now" video.

  1. Question: Is President Trump guilty of 'negligent homicide'? Consider: a. President Trump claimed in public that COVID was not deadly, full well knowing that COVID was deadly, AND some American citizens literally died due to those lies. b. President Trump had 'super spreader' events, full well knowing that COVID was deadly, AND some American citizens literally died due to those events. A U.S. President's primary function is to keep American citizens safe. So, is President Trump 'negligent' in his duties as a U.S. President AND committed 'homicide' of fellow American citizens? No statute of limitations concerning 'negligent homicide'?
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  2.  @johnnytsunami3695  As a political Independent, there is no statute of limitations on murder, is there? And if Federally pardoned, what about any State crimes that could be prosecuted? The respective Governors would have to pardon those crimes. NO PERSON IS ABOVE THE LAW, NOT EVEN A SITTING U.S. PRESIDENT AND CERTAINLY NOT A PERSON WHO IS NO LONGER A SITTING U.S. PRESIDENT. And by the way also, how come the world has not gone after Bush #2 and Cheney for war crimes for authorizing torture?
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  3. Questions: President Trump was going to release the final documents concerning the JFK assassination early in his term, and then decided not to. 1. Why? Why still the hold up after so many decades of releasing "We The People's" documents to 'We The People'? What exactly is the U.S. Government still hiding? 2. Are all President's after JFK potentially guilty of covering up a murder of an American citizen (a sitting U.S. President no less), after the fact by not releasing ALL of the JFK documents?
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  4. Question: Since President Trump's kids are all so close to Trump's businesses, AND it's highly possible that Trump's businesses might have some corrupt dealings in them, shouldn't Trump's kids be investigated too for possible wrong doing?
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